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It's JB Weld - if you're ordering this product and understand it's applications then you already know it may be slightly pricey but it's worth the money in performance, ease of use and durability.Great stuff.If you're Not familiar with this product then read it's applications carefully to see if it meets your needs...and yes, JB Weld can generally take a bit Higher Temperature than what they list...I've ground solidified JB with 2,000 Silicone Carbide belts with absolutely no breakdown from the high amount of heat generated.

It is my go to bonding agent when I need a super strong lasting bond. And if you are gluing something together, why would you want anything else? It is a slow cure (60 min set, 24 hour cure), but sometimes I will use JB Quick to tack something in place and then finish the job with JB Weld. It can be filed and drilled just like a chunk of metal. It is not for a lack of looking, but I've never found anything better.

JB Weld is great stuff. This is a large size and much more economical.

Used for steel flooring repair. Sticks well to bare steel, flows well. Cure time is 24 hours.

Good for those, I don't know what to do for problems. Recently patched holes in a mower deck.

You can use this epoxy on anything and it works and hold, you would have to pry it loose

This stuff is great!

The adhesive DOES NOT AT ALL delivers what they promise. I used to stick two pieces of metal and after the curing period, it broke the very first time I used the equipment it was supposed to bound. Not even a little strength. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT. Their videos grossly misrepresent the features of the product. They do not even deserve the one star I gave it.

Does the job.

Years ago when I had an old Willy's Jeep it also came with a crack in the crankcase. That crack turned into a hole before I knew it was there, or as bad as it really was, as a young teens/kid/stupid/just drove it and put oil in when I put gas in kind of time of life.I didn't have the money to replace a complete engine so I gave this it's first experiment of my life of using such a thing.... It held for MANY YEARS! Just some beater, must have had a million miles on it, beat up way before I ever purchased it for the $500 I paid. It just ran good and climbed any cliff I gave a challenge to it.Since then I've used it for the stupid stuff that didn't really require the total professional type repair, like today... On my property I've got a couple 1 1/2inch valves coming off my pump/well house to feed the fire hose and an old trough for what use to be grazing on this 40 acres way before I bought it. Both have been leaking for a while and getting to the nearest Depot or Lowes is a nearly 100 mile each direction trip from my rural as all residence in Cochise County, Arizona to pick up a new one. So, there was the remains of some I used years ago. Both of the 2oz tubes, only a slight bit remaining, using a needle nose to squeeze out what I needed to fix up each of the valves. It's still curing but This is only one example of the kind of a worthless if it works or not kind of job that's great for this stuff... I don't know... like an engine block?!?!..... (Not recommended but it did work for many years for my broke ash....)This is good for a BULKY REPAIR. Not like someone said about a handlebars for an exercise machine. Just ain't gonna happen for something like that. SPOT WELDS... Not really gonna do much either in many cases. Big, ugly, bulky, don't give a darn what it looks like in the end kind of project is what JBWeld is made for. Spit it on a flat surface, mix it equally, slap it on the ugly job that you don't care how it looks when completed and wait the, what/??? 4-6 hours, I think?? It holds quite well and does the lazy man's job of a repair.For the handlebars, get a wire feed, watch some youtube and fix it with a real weld, not something like JB...

Works great for all types of jobs big or small

I use it to fix trash can it works properly

Excellent product and cheaper than other stores

all good here

I used this to adhere the glass door on the bracket on my toaster oven.The original seal ha failed and the glass door kept falling out of the rail.2 months and it is still holding!

Follow simple directions carefully and it works perfectly. I thought this table was trash, but fixed it perfectly. And it was right where it was supposed to be. Will buy again and again

For those conditions in which actual welding cannot work, this is a great product. If used correctly, the bonding force is superb.